Begonia border flower beds

A garden filled with different colored portulaca plant. Perennial plants are perfect for placing the as borders for your garden or where you intend to place them. These plants grow perfectly on full sun weather also because they thrive in such conditions. These plants would also go perfectly in your driveway decorating it in a green thumb kinda way. Another addition for these plants is that you can use them in your front yard for it to serve as small sidewalks.

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Begonias are grown as hardy perennials in zones 10 and 11, and summer annuals in colder areas. These easy to care for plants have a compact, bushy structure with fleshy stems, bronze leaves, and blooms in shades of red, pink, or white. All of the 10 common types prefer morning sun and afternoon shade, well-draining soil, and light fertilizer every couple of weeks.

San Antonio Express News Gardening, Etc. Sunday, May 29, 2005 Dr. Jerry Parsons The Bexar County Master Gardeners organized a very interesting project in 2005 for a Festival of Flowers Poster. They surveyed area horticulturists, botanists, nurserymen and landscapers to compile the “Critic’s Choice Awards”- a display of these professionals’ favorite plants. It was interesting to compare the lists to identify the plant pallet and, more importantly, the expectations for all of these plant…

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White Wax Begonias Wax begonias are tender perennials in Zones 8-11 but I grow them as a flower suitable for edging beds in light shade. It has waxy leaves and produces clusters of single or double white flowers. Wax begonias bloom non-stop throughout the entire season until first frost. It looks great with another annual, Purple Angelonia, as I planted here.